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electoral college map looks worse. lou: juan williams brings in the electoral college already. congressman lee zelderman tomorrow night. [♪] kennedy: well, good evening. so glad to have you on the watch tonight. former president bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch, they bumped into each other on the runway of the phoenix airport. why isn't the former president of the united states not ming commercial? why was the a.g. in her own gassed up aircraft. he stopped the boat and waltzed over to her plane.
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the plane was carrying the one person who can derail hillary's presidential aspirations, loretta lynn' just happened to be landing at the same airport bill was leaving. >> i did see president clinton at the phoenix airport is a was leaving an spoke to myself and my husband on the plane. our conversation was a great deal about the grandchildren. it was primarily social and about our travels. he mentioned the golf he played in phoenix. kennedy: nothing else came up? this has been in the news for over a year. >> there was no discussion of benghazi or the state department emails. i would say the current news of the day was the brexit. kennedy: but no current news about the federal investigation into hillary clinton's email server. you know, the one where you are
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the person who decide whether his wife is indicted for a number of serious crimes. that's so weird. so what is the nature of our relationship with loretta, bill. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. kennedy: slow, down, i know you two are a couple of pieces of sweet eye candy. but no one is speculating about a fling. what is the nature of our relationship, bill? >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word is is. kennedy: is there a deal to give loretta lynch a juicy role in your wife's administration? hillary seems confident she won't be charged as a result of this f.b.i. investigation. >> oh, for goodness, that's not going to happen. i'm not answering that question. kennedy: maybe she is so confident because she is getting
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inside intel. if loretta lynch was truly dp the fact that she is willing to have a private shutdown shows she is a walking conflict of interest and an independent prosecutor needs to be appointed. george soros warns the brexit vote will bring a financial apocalypse. and brian brenberg reads from his new children's book about trump. it's very funny. i'm kennedy. and i'm glad you are here. white house press secretary josh
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earnest responded to the improper you meeting -- the impromptu meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch. >> she answered the question directly about what transpired. she spoke to this. i don't have insight into that investigation or the meeting. kennedy: let's get feedback from my party panel. katherine timf, michael malice. and judy roginsky. i will start with you because this whole thing is insane to me. >> i agree. >> i know regardless of your political leanings you are a rational person. >> hillary clinton is up by double digits in a lot of these polls. she had a good june.
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julie: reuters has he her up by. but here comes bill clinton who never misses an opportunity to sabotage whatever his wife is work on. and does it. why would you do that? she does strike me as an ethical person. but why would you put yourself in this situation? kennedy: she is the sitting attorney general. i made the point earlier on "outnumbered." if i were in a criminal trial and my husband approached the prosecutor, there would and mistrial declared. she is a sitting attorney general who has the sole power lording over this case. you are making a funny i just
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smelled bad cheese face. >> do i have to defend loretta lynch? >> are we living in a world without telephones? this is how bill clinton operates. kennedy: cell phone records can be subpoenaed. >> she knows what the deal is. there is nothing he could have said that would have swayed her one way or another. kennedy: he could be offering her a deal on behalf of the administration. >> the democrats were offered nothing to pass obamacare and they gave up their congressional seats. the left will always do what they need to further power, and it's not about being immoral, it's about following their cause. >> that's crazy. i'm not so quick to trust her. the grandkids thing.
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it reminds me how you can use a lie to make yourself look better. catch a predator, i was trying to help the kid. i don't think the kid is hot. i was trying to save the kids. we are just great people with grandkids. that's what we were talking about. if they are so close and buddy buddy, she can't be impartial. there is no situation when this is okay. kennedy: then you are saying no democratic attorney general can be impartial with a democratic nominee. kennedy: this is still such a vastly different case. it's still unresolved. it's before the democratic convention. and we don't know what's going to happen. but regardless of what the f.b.i. smits to her, she is the one who has the final say whether or not the former secretary of state who is trying to become president of the
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united states is indicted for some serious crimes. >> the optics are bad, i agree with you on that. now, harold. yesterday, president obama visited with some of his most faithful supporters. democrats? no, canadians. ken four more years, eh? he wandered off to i can a little in that speech he gave to the canadian parliament to discuss donald trump. >> somebody else who has never shown any regard for workers, they don't suddenly become a populist because they say something controversial in order to win votes. kennedy: he's so obsessed. so the canadian parliamentarians
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were chanting four more years. they hate our constitution. >> they are jealous of us. america's little sister. obama and trudeau have a lot in common. they are young and hip. the democrats have center few cards to play that worked in presidential politics in the last few decades. they don't have that's cards to play. i think they are looking for a strategy that will work for her. it will be very very difficult to pull a rabbit out of the hat. kennedy: the more you contrast the two of them side by side the worst it is for her. he's leaving and says i'll be the cool guy. kennedy: even the white housecom or note killed it.
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kennedy: the president should move to canada. >> justin trudeau, they don't need him, look at him. he's the hottest guy in north america, the poor spanish or the present. kennedy: you always wanted a roomful of canadians. >> i love it when people cheer for me. i would speak only in canada if i were obama. i would love to have canadians cheering for me like that. i seem the canadians seem wonderful and nice. i think i can fulfill a need for something on this channel of people who appreciate canada. love you canadians. kennedy: a new poll reveals what americans really think about donald trump's proposed muslim
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ban. than make baker with the terror attack in istanbul and who might be implicated.
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kennedy: last night donald trump went on the o'reilly factor warning many of the syrian refugees are terrorists. >> they are letting tens of thousands of people come in from
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syria and nobody knows who those people are, and and lot of these people are isis. kennedy: most americans now agree with in trump about temporarily banning foreign muslims from entering the u.s. 51% support it, 41% oppose. joining me is my party panel. ma'am his, do profiling and gun laws make it safer? >> of course not. but i think the right needs to start using the left's tech nuke of using jargon. we have more after right to bear arms than people have a right to come here. they need to say the second amendment is more integral to the american culture. the idea the american government should be spending this money to
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bring them here and make sure they don't have to speak our language or assimilate. kennedy: did your family speak the language when they immigrated here? >> yes. kennedy: my didn't. but you learn. the question a lot of people has is why is assimilation an issue right now where it wasn't for past generations. >> i don't know it's an issue. it is in places like france. kennedy: the multi-culturallism is very different there. the average muslim immigrant, they have a higher earnings over a lifetime. thethey assimilate better than e people who are born here. kennedy: in indianapolis, the somali population has not. other places where people speak
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the language they were born in. but on average they assimilate better than anybody else. >> it's political correctness saying you can't say anything because you might offend a group. but the bottom line is, second amendment is a right guaranteed by the constitution. kennedy: are you surprised people think more gun laws would make us safer? >> things like this, there is a huge emotional appeal. there are so many things more worth our anxiety. but you can't display them like the video of that guy blowing himself up at the airport. or in roar land dough you hear the gunshots. it's easier for people not paying that's attention to the news to say i care about them. >> the median.
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julie: the and person from countries where you and i come from -- kennedy: saudi arabia, sharia law which does punish homosexuals by death. why would we assume people coming from muslim countries that impose sharia law -- julie: we came as refugees from the soviet union. what's to assume we didn't come here from preconceived notions antithetical to america. they are escaping death. >> we were not escaping an ideology and they are. kennedy: you are both immigrants. the panel returns later. we'll hug and kiss.
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john kasich rubbing salt in the wounds of trump's fundraising operation. the turkish authorities say they determined where the terrorists who struck istanbul are from. mike baker is next. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away
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kennedy: the fog is getting thicker. no group claimed responsibility for the terror attack. but the turkish police say the suicide bombers are linked to russia, you beck and and kurdistan.
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-- uzbekistan and kurdistan. is it a surprise the attackers come from former soviet states? >> the odds are it was a like hi hood. -- a likelihood. the former soviet union is probably the third largest supplier of foreign fighters to the islamic state. that's been the case ever since the islamic state came to. you have tunisia sending foreign fighters. our friend the saudis. they play both sides. then the former soviet union. exactly. the former soviet union. uzbekistan, kurdistan, chechnya. there is intelligence that indicates that one of the key
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members of the islamic state was a chechen who took over some responsibilities after we whacked another chechen about a year ago. this fellow akhmed chatayev has taken over some of the responsibilities of managing the chechen and russian-speaking rebels for foreign fighters. kennedy: how is he involved in the turkish bombing? >> he has a long history at this point. he's been with them almost since their inception. long time foreign fighter. he was in chechen conflicts. kennedy: why did the russians let him go? >> they were looking to cool down the conflict with chechnya.
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so he has been with the islamic state for quite some time. again with the responsibility for the chechen and rugs-speaking fighters. dna picked off the bombers literally off the ground -- kennedy: they had a hard time reconstructing the soft tissue. >> you are looking for three key thing. but if we keep it simple. we are looking for explosive material, what kind of component made up the bombs, and dna. you are looking for those. he's trying to quickly identify the bombers. you have the three bombers. they don't know whether chatayev who they are saying they believe was the mastermind. they don't know if he was one of the bombers. kennedy: did russia collect dna from their prisoners? >> yes. kennedy: i want to figure out
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why is turkey a target? the islamic state is fighting russia. russia hate islamic extremists because of their joan going conflict. >> the islamic state. we could take the rest of your show to talk about this. but erdogan has been playing a dangerous game much like the saudis have over the years. his supporters will deny turkey has been placating the islamic state since its rise. you have 500 miles of border with syria and iraq. erdogan hates assad. he viewed rise of the islamic state as an evident to get assad out of power. so in a sense whether he was play kaight, supporting or look the other way while they grew, this is a self-inflicted wound on his part. kennedy: they are next door
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neighbors. he is fighting assad, and he's essentially fighting -- aiding isis by fighting assad and helping the kurd. >> and he has a multi front we r going on. erdogan is in serious trouble. which we have to be concerned about. because nothing happens in a bubble. we have to be concerned about what happens in turkey. kennedy: i always said they are not our friends. but you are my friend. glad to have you. if this dog destroys enough balloons, will he qualify for the olympics? the next time you take your minivan through a car wash. topical store is next. [vet] two yearly physicals down.
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martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it.
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kennedy: when aliens are attacking earth, i'll order
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randy quaid to fly his plane into the bottom of one of their ships so we can nuke it with news. yesterday president obama met with the leaders of canada and mexico. cleary none of which thought about the logistics of a three-way handshake leading up to it. that just looks silly. what a wasted opportunity. huh cool would it have been if president obama and prime minister * justin trudeau got serious about photo-ops and did this? all hopped up like that. topic number two. every one loves harmonicas. harmonica is a japanese word
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that means robot asthma fluke. or it might mean mouth harp. i never read the ingredient on the back one. but guess what? now you can build your very own harmonica robot. we love robots. dearly beloved. harmonicas lighten up everything. luke skywalker brings his father back from the dark side, only to learn he's going to die. [♪] it really lightens the mood. it's like the blues edition of "star wars." topic number three. don't you hate it when you come
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home from a hard day of work to find your house is infested with hundreds of balloons? if your house catches rubber polyps, you will have to spend hours to attack them. but one man taught his dog to attack them on-site. twinkie just broke the guinness book of world records for the dog who killed the most balloons. he's so excited. he hates latex. one time, there you go, twinkie, i could watch this for another half second and not get bored. that was satisfying. hooray. one time a dog fired a rocket
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launcher at a balloon. good news for twinkie, the record still stands. i predict one day he will learn how to inflate balloons just as quickly as he can pop them. topic number four. the car wash is one of america's symbols that represents patriotism and cleanliness unless you leave your sunroof open. then you are a commy. give me a rag. and some latex. oh, no, twinkie killed the latex. the car filled with so much
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water that they veered off course and drove to the bottom of a lagoon. an urban legend says once a month the tide is just right. if you look hard enough you will see the family return to the surface seeking their revenge. that's a tuner or something. look at it. kennedy: it's flounder or tuna. topic number five. he youngster who enjoys basketball dreams of one day growing up to be the next harlem globetrotter, or one of the alien basketball players from space jam. oh, boy.
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yep, he was the inspiration for that will smith movie about the concussions. he did make the basket. you have got to give him points for that. that one video proves certain north american primates exist. >> it's a big foot. are you kidding me? he's playing basketball. no friggin way. kennedy: and he makes the shot. if you have weird stories you want to see in the "topical storm" tweet me @kennedynation and find me on instagram and use #topicalstorm. coming up, the miss teen usa pageant canceling the swimsuit
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kennedy: glad you are here. john kasich's suspended presidential campaign is pointing out to donors that governor still polls better against hillary clinton than donald trump. romney says members of his family are still pushing him to run, but he doesn't plan to do so. but won't vote for donald trump. so why are mitt romney and john kasich talking at all? >> remember those people, those
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japanese people that were shot down in the pacific. it was 1956, they are still waiting. and they are like gill ganls island. the bomb trapped in hiroshima and they have no idea. kennedy: should john kasich be pick out his vp? >> absolutely. that's what ted cruz did, right? even if he is right like i'm polling better against hillary. if you break up with somebody for someone else, and you realize you made a mistake, you can't just go back. too much has changed and it will never be the same again. kennedy: would you take him back? >> not permanently.
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>> the republican recall. just because it was kinds of good doesn't mean we'll be a thing again. kefn * miss teen u.s.a. pageants won't feature swimsuit competitions. they will have athletic wear. no one likes to see teenagers in bikinis. >> they are not going to be in wetsuits. athletic wear. they will be in sportswear bras and body shorts. how close can you wear a contest.
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just saying this isn't making a difference. it's a branding thing. we'll show off their athleticism. kennedy: why don't we have boy pageants. >> who wants to watch that? you wanted to watch a bunch of boys walking around in tidy whiteys? >> it's called the gay pride parade. >> it's weird to have half naked kids parading around in heels with bathing suits. they are still going to be half naked. that's what we do in america. kennedy: miss teen usa skill includes 19-year-olds. >> in kentucky.
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sorry, kentucky. thank you so much. julie, michael and cat. look at them. coming up, left wing billionaire george soros had dire predictions after the brexit vote. stay here. v
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>> hello, a new "usa today" poll says most americans think the uk vote to leave the european union was a wide sign of
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dissatisfaction. progressive billion stair george s oorks ros says the uk decision to leave the european union will cause a financial crisis that will rival the 2008 recession. brian brenberg is about to break it down. professor of economics at the king's college. george soros says we are doomed and this is as bad as 2008. he's making that comparison. he says it's causing deflation and rocking the markets. >> markets three days in a row have come back and say it's not going to happen. dose think it's going to be a disaster or dose want it to be a disaster? politically independent sovereign nations trade with each other all the time. the uk is a strong economy. they are entrepreneurial, they have good labor market mobility. i think it as many as overblown.
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kennedy: you say if they are going to extricate themselves from the eu they have to do it right away. and that roll tilt hinges on uncertainty. >> this process has to happen -- markets want a litbit of certainty. they want to know what's going to happen. they want to see leaders say we want to preserve strong economic ties. if you can do that. there is no reason why these guys can't continue to trade. we don't have to have a crisis. but we need people like president obama to be saying yes indeed that's what we want. we want continued economic integration. we'll support that. i'm for that. he hasn't been doing that. kennedy: it is a big problem. he went over there and lectured voters in the u.k. you said if you vote to leave, you go to the back of the queue when he should have said if for
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some reason you guys leave, let's hammer out a brand-new trade deal that accounts for a lot more trade between our countries because don't you think that would calm citizens and markets on both sides of the pond? >> he doesn't have the right to pout about a result he doesn't like. he has a job to play here, and that job is top calm markets that will get us back to economic stability. he may be close to the end of his term, thank you that doesn't mean he can abdicate responsibility. he's giving up the chance he has to stabilize the world and help people take a step forward here. kennedy: he's not, because he was pouting about it right after the vote when he could have been abeen -- an opportunist.
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that sort of dissatisfaction with the status quo, the establishment and collectives is happening here. >> washington, d.c. felt like a little brussels and little eu. voters on both sides of the pond are saying we are tired of unresponsive political elites. i have a problem with the use of the word anger. i think that's kinds of a smear by elites. i don't think it's just about anger. there is some thought that goes into the way people are thinking and voting. the anger suggests it's an emotional response. there is more to it than that. kennedy: they may be fed up. it says something completely different when you introduce anger and i'm glad you introduced this to the ideas of free market economics.
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kennedy: we missed you. have a great rest of your summer. coming up. comedian michael ian black joins me with a children's book that explains the donald trump phenomenon to toddlers. it's the little things in life that make me smile.
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kennedy: welcome back. the 2016 election can be confusion and infuriating. and explaining it to your children can be tough. for us, comedian and actor and writer michael ian black has written his latest book. a children's book. a child's first book of trump coming up next week jump 5. >> do you like donald trump? >> in what sense? kennedy: are you entertained by him? >> sure.
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kennedy: would you ever vote for him? >> never. kennedy: is this an anti-trump book? >> yes. kennedy: did you write it because you had a hard time explaining to your own children? >> i wrote it because i was at a bookstore and i saw one of those picture books for kids that was about hillary rodham clinton. it was like an inspirational tale of hillary rodham clinton. i didn't read the book. did i come to your show to be mocked? yes, i did. i thought to myself upon seeing this book, how funny it be to write an inspirational book will donald trump. i found it impossible so i wrote a field guide to what you would do if you were to see a wild trump.
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kennedy: i want you to take two pages i narkd this book and read them. >> the beastie is called an american trump, its skin is bright orange, its figure plump. its fur so thick it might get enveloped. his hands are under developed. there is nothing -- you look at the guy. he's got normal-sized hand, but the fact that it makes him oh incensed is what keeps it alive. he says people come up to him to compliment his hands. kennedy: not enough. two times. >> it thrives in the most contentious conditions and discreets the most appalling emissions. kennedy: who illustrated it?
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>> mark rosenthal of the "new yorker" magazine. i know you don't read it here at fox news because it's liberal propaganda. that's all reading is, liberal propaganda. kennedy: when did you read national reviews or. "reason." the only time i see reason is when i'm tuned into your show or various news programs and someone from "reason" is on. kennedy: will you ever write a book like that that pokes fun at your goddess hillary rodham clinton? >> she is not my goddess. i think she is a flawed but acceptable candidate. who are you voting for? gary johnson? i'm going to issue a protest vote. is that you? kennedy: your vote doesn't count.
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your single vote will never decide an election. >> do you vote in new york? you either vote in new york or california. kennedy: maybe i vote in indiana, the place of my birth. i want to thank you for being here. i was deeply entertained by your book. i'll read it to my children because while fair and bammed. >> i'm not. my children are not allowed to vote for trump. >> democrats commit voter fraud so they will be voting. kennedy: the bikes very funny and entertaining. tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern make sure you catch wall street week. with anthony sca -- with anthony
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scaramucci and gary kaminsky. see you later skater. >> he was at the center of a scandal -- the national pastime, gambling, and gangsters. >> arnold rothstein gave them a little bit of money to, supposedly, throw the series. >> "shoeless" joe was arguably the best baseball player of all time. >> he's banned from the game... >> one weeping fan of his cried out, "say it isn't so!" >> ...and the fascination with his tale endures. >> shoeless joe's really part of pop culture. >> so why is his autograph one of the rarest in sports? >> he was virtually illiterate. >> he had a very hard time even writing an individual letter. >> he did. >> as far as we know it, there is only one known. >> one? >> just one. >> and it's this woman's strange inheritance. >> it started to dawn on me that this is a lot of money we're

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